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It’s no surprise so many huge companies are filing for bankruptcy and going under. It may be no surprise, but it’s always sad when trailblazing companies that have been around for decades call it quits. Here's our list of the Top 10 Companies That are very likely to Disappear soon.
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The name Kodak was once synonymous with cameras and film. They were innovators in the industry and the leaders of it for 100 years. Yet a few years ago they experienced such a decline that they were forced into bankruptcy. This video explores the decline of Kodak and attempts to explain what happened to them.
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Reader’s Digest AssociationThe Reader’s Digest magazine was first distributed in 1922, and it’s probably one of the most popular print publications in the world. With the popularity of digital reading materials, print publication is a dying form of media. While there are still a lot of people who prefer print media, the company had to file for bankruptcy last 2009.
Kodak
Before Canon and Nikon had the majority of consumer shares worldwide, it was Kodak who dominated the photography market. With the company’s inability to change, opting out from the transition of film to digital photography, they eventually declared bankruptcy in 2012, selling many of their patents in the process. The company soon tried to bounce back a year later, but it’s definitely going to take a long time for Kodak to reclaim its status.
Marvel Entertainment
Marvel Entertainment has always been considered as one of the best comic book companies in the world. With the huge box-office hits from the company’s cinematic universe, it’s surprising to hear that Marvel had to declare bankruptcy and look for other financial options a few years ago. The merging of two companies, Marvel Entertainment and Toy Biz, helped a lot in stabilizing Marvel’s comic’s line.
Radio Shack
Radio Shack’s filing for bankruptcy a few months ago wasn’t a first – a couple of years ago, the company also filed for bankruptcy. While the company still managed to operate more than 4000 stores in the US, the popularity of online services over physical stores really hurt the company’s sales.
Pan AmPan AmericanInternationalAirline started out in 1927, delivering mail and passengers in many parts of the world. The company started to have debt issues when the energy crisis broke out in the 70’s, then, the company decided to file for bankruptcy a few years after the hijacking of one of the company’s airplanes.
General Motors
General Motors was still considered as one of the leading car manufacturers in the world back in the early 2000’s. Because of declining car sales, increasing debt, and poor economy, the company had to declare bankruptcy in 2009. With operations in more than 157 countries, and more than 200,000 employees, General Motors received a hefty amount of government aid that made it possible for the company to bounce back from its financial woes.
Polaroid
Polaroid and Kodak had a lot of things in common – this includes their loyalty to film photography. When digital photography took the stage in photography market, Polaroid – like Kodak, went bankrupt last 2008. The company now sells a plethora of digital products, like tablets, digital cameras, and LCD TVs.
Enron
Enron started out as an energy supplier and commodity trader back in 1985 – after merging Houston Natural Gas and InterNorth. A few years later, the company then, provided a few more services to the public, such as water management and broadband services. While the company looked good on paper, Enron was actually losing a lot of money. The company declared for bankruptcy a year after the Enron scandal broke out.
WorldCom
Long DistanceService started out in 1983, and was renamed as WorldCom in 1995 after a series of huge mergers transformed the company. When the executives of the company decided to commit the biggest corporate fraud in U.S. history, a few people were sent to prison – including CEOBernard Ebbers, and the company was bought out by Verizon.
Lehman Brothers
When it comes to bankruptcy, this is definitely one of the biggest of all time, with assets amounting to $691 billion. While the company appeared to look more stable than it was, Lehman Brothers was in huge trouble – with more than $700 billion debt. The company’s filing for bankruptcy last 2008 became the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
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The shopping landscape has changed in the recent decade. The “Retail Apocalypse” began in 2010 and since then many North American retail stores have struggled to stay above water. Over 12,000 physical stores are gone. Here are some of the companies that couldn’t survive the catastrophe.
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9. Family Dollar
In 2015, Dollar Tree bought the Family Dollar chain for $8.5 million, which. Last year, Dollar Tree already axed 120 locations. As of now, 390 more Family Dollar locations will close, and 200 more will be converted into Dollar Tree stores. The thousand remaining stores are scheduled for renovations and will include alcohol sections and Dollar Tree merchandise. Some people believe that Dollar Tree should have never bought Family Dollar because the two companies were too different. However, Dollar Tree earned nearly $22 billion last year, so maybe something’s going right.
8. The Children’s Place
Where are parents of small children going to buy clothes now that Gymboree and The Children’s Place are going out of business? The retailer plans to close 300 stores by 2020. So far, they have about 100 more to go before they reach that goal. Currently, they have 988 locations, though they began their downsizing initiative back in 2013. Luckily, The Children’s Place isn’t in deep water when it comes to losing sales. If anything, their sales are steady, but they still want to cut costs to remain profitable.
7. Chico’s
Chico’s used to rule the market when it came to selling clothes to the middle-aged women. Chico’s also owns similar brands like Soma and White House Black Market, which have also seen a decrease in sales. At the start of January 2019, Chico’s said they were closing 250 stores in the next three years. They explained they wanted to have a more prominent presence online and do away with the more out-dated aspects of the brand.
6. J. Crew
Preppy fashions have seen a dip in popularity in the past decade. If you look back to the 2000s, a preppy clothing brand like J. Crew was at the top of the profit charts. Now? Not so much. J. Crew has closed six stores throughout the US for 2019. That doesn’t seem like a huge loss, but they already shuttered 50 stores last year. J. Crew’s CEO Jim Brett stepped down in 2018, and now four new executives are trying to lead J. Crew back to the top. At least the J.Crew-owned brand, Madewell, is still trending.
5. Ascena Retail Group
Ascena Retail Group owns brands like Lane Bryant, Ann Taylor, and Justice. These places adhere to different demographics of females, yet Ascena can’t seem to make their business work as well as they want. They own almost 5,000 apparel stores in the US, making it one of the most spread-out companies on this list. In 2017, the retail group planned to close up to 667 stores for the next 2 years. As of now, Ascena closed 31 stores and is on track to close more.
4. Charlotte Russe
Charlotte Russe is like Forever21 but not as well-received. This fast-fashion chain was founded in the 70s. As of March, they will liquidate all of their stores. Earlier this year, Charlotte Russe filed for bankruptcy and only wanted to close 94 of its 512 stores. Their strategy was to use bankruptcy as a way to eliminate their debts and hope another company would buy them to stay in business. However, liquidating company, SB360 CapitalPartners won Charlotte Russe in a bankruptcy court auction for $160 million and prompted for the company to shut down.
3. Gap
Remember the days when shopping at Gap was all the rage? However, the youth is now opting for more affordable, on-trend stores like H&M and Forever 21. The Gap is closing their stores little by little and in the next two years have the intent to close up to 230. It’s third-quarter earnings report showed profits declining at 7%. On January 20, 2019, they shuttered their New York flagship store.
2. Payless ShoeSource
Payless served as a supplier of trendy footwear that was reasonably priced. They were famous for their BOGO (buy one, get one) deals, which allowed you to bring home two pairs of shoes for the price of one or one and a half. We must bid Payless goodbye since they could not compete with cheaper online stores. In the past couple of years, Payless has gradually been shuttering stores. In February, they said they were going to close the 2,100 remaining locations in the US and Puerto Rico.
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Dollar Tree

Dollar Tree, Inc. is an American chain of discount variety stores that sells items for $1 or less. A Fortune 500 company, Dollar Tree is headquartered in Chesapeake, Virginia and operates 13,600 stores throughout the 48 contiguous U.S. states and Canada. Its stores are supported by a nationwide logistics network of ten distribution centers. The company operates one dollar stores under the names of Dollar Tree and Dollar Bills. The company also operates a multiprice-point variety chain under the name Deals.

History

In 2011, Indian intelligence agencies managed to link Dawood Company with the 2G spectrum scam, through DB Realty and DB Etisalat (formerly Swan Telecom) promoted by Shahid Balwa. Later in March, security at CBI headquarters in Delhi was tightened after it had been suggested that D-Company might launch an attack in an attempt to destroy documents relating to the ongoing probe of the 2G spectrum scam.

In popular culture

At times, Dawood Company has been linked to the Bollywood film industry, as well as real estate and betting businesses, from which it is said to derive considerable revenue. The 2002 film Company is based loosely on its activities, as well as its sequel, the 2005 film D, Shootout at Lokhandwala (2007), and the 2010 film Once Upon a Time in Mumbai. The 2013 movie Shootout at Wadala is based on the rise of the D-Company.

Plot summary

The protagonist is Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) William "Bill" Martin, a longtime CIA agent who was appointed DCI by Democratic President Esker Scott Anderson. Anderson, as Vice President, succeeded William Curry, who was killed in a crash of Air Force One in the early 1960s. Martin's friendship with Anderson dates from the 1950s, when he was a lower-level agent and Anderson held a great deal of power as Senate Majority Leader.

References

Charlotte (cake)

A charlotte is a type of dessert or trifle that can be served hot or cold. It can also be known as an "ice-box cake". Bread, sponge cake or biscuits/cookies are used to line a mold, which is then filled with a fruitpuree or custard. It can also be made using layers of breadcrumbs.

Classically, stale bread dipped in butter was used as the lining, but sponge cake or ladyfingers may be used today. The filling may be covered with a thin layer of similarly flavoured gelatin.

Types

Due to the simple preparation of charlottes, many different varieties have developed. Most charlottes are served cool, so they are more common in warmer seasons. Fruit charlottes usually combine a fruit purée or preserve with a custard filling or whipped cream. Some flavors include strawberry, raspberry, apple, pear, and banana.

10 Billion Dollar Companies That Are Secretly Going Bankrupt

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Huge Companies That May Soon Disappear

Huge Companies That May Soon Disappear

Huge Companies That May Soon Disappear

It’s no surprise so many huge companies are filing for bankruptcy and going under. It may be no surprise, but it’s always sad when trailblazing companies that have been around for decades call it quits. Here's our list of the Top 10 Companies That are very likely to Disappear soon.
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12:19

The Decline of Kodak...What Happened?

The Decline of Kodak...What Happened?

The Decline of Kodak...What Happened?

The name Kodak was once synonymous with cameras and film. They were innovators in the industry and the leaders of it for 100 years. Yet a few years ago they experienced such a decline that they were forced into bankruptcy. This video explores the decline of Kodak and attempts to explain what happened to them.
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RadioShack: https://youtu.be/JFivtOmXPPM
SoloCups: https://youtu.be/YjzGKc4mynU
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4:38

10 Famous Companies that Went Bankrupt

10 Famous Companies that Went Bankrupt

10 Famous Companies that Went Bankrupt

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Kodak
Before Canon and Nikon had the majority of consumer shares worldwide, it was Kodak who dominated the photography market. With the company’s inability to change, opting out from the transition of film to digital photography, they eventually declared bankruptcy in 2012, selling many of their patents in the process. The company soon tried to bounce back a year later, but it’s definitely going to take a long time for Kodak to reclaim its status.
Marvel Entertainment
Marvel Entertainment has always been considered as one of the best comic book companies in the world. With the huge box-office hits from the company’s cinematic universe, it’s surprising to hear that Marvel had to declare bankruptcy and look for other financial options a few years ago. The merging of two companies, Marvel Entertainment and Toy Biz, helped a lot in stabilizing Marvel’s comic’s line.
Radio Shack
Radio Shack’s filing for bankruptcy a few months ago wasn’t a first – a couple of years ago, the company also filed for bankruptcy. While the company still managed to operate more than 4000 stores in the US, the popularity of online services over physical stores really hurt the company’s sales.
Pan AmPan AmericanInternationalAirline started out in 1927, delivering mail and passengers in many parts of the world. The company started to have debt issues when the energy crisis broke out in the 70’s, then, the company decided to file for bankruptcy a few years after the hijacking of one of the company’s airplanes.
General Motors
General Motors was still considered as one of the leading car manufacturers in the world back in the early 2000’s. Because of declining car sales, increasing debt, and poor economy, the company had to declare bankruptcy in 2009. With operations in more than 157 countries, and more than 200,000 employees, General Motors received a hefty amount of government aid that made it possible for the company to bounce back from its financial woes.
Polaroid
Polaroid and Kodak had a lot of things in common – this includes their loyalty to film photography. When digital photography took the stage in photography market, Polaroid – like Kodak, went bankrupt last 2008. The company now sells a plethora of digital products, like tablets, digital cameras, and LCD TVs.
Enron
Enron started out as an energy supplier and commodity trader back in 1985 – after merging Houston Natural Gas and InterNorth. A few years later, the company then, provided a few more services to the public, such as water management and broadband services. While the company looked good on paper, Enron was actually losing a lot of money. The company declared for bankruptcy a year after the Enron scandal broke out.
WorldCom
Long DistanceService started out in 1983, and was renamed as WorldCom in 1995 after a series of huge mergers transformed the company. When the executives of the company decided to commit the biggest corporate fraud in U.S. history, a few people were sent to prison – including CEOBernard Ebbers, and the company was bought out by Verizon.
Lehman Brothers
When it comes to bankruptcy, this is definitely one of the biggest of all time, with assets amounting to $691 billion. While the company appeared to look more stable than it was, Lehman Brothers was in huge trouble – with more than $700 billion debt. The company’s filing for bankruptcy last 2008 became the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
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Bankrupt - Premier Cruise Lines

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11:16

Retailers CLOSING in 2019!

Retailers CLOSING in 2019!

Retailers CLOSING in 2019!

The shopping landscape has changed in the recent decade. The “Retail Apocalypse” began in 2010 and since then many North American retail stores have struggled to stay above water. Over 12,000 physical stores are gone. Here are some of the companies that couldn’t survive the catastrophe.
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9. Family Dollar
In 2015, Dollar Tree bought the Family Dollar chain for $8.5 million, which. Last year, Dollar Tree already axed 120 locations. As of now, 390 more Family Dollar locations will close, and 200 more will be converted into Dollar Tree stores. The thousand remaining stores are scheduled for renovations and will include alcohol sections and Dollar Tree merchandise. Some people believe that Dollar Tree should have never bought Family Dollar because the two companies were too different. However, Dollar Tree earned nearly $22 billion last year, so maybe something’s going right.
8. The Children’s Place
Where are parents of small children going to buy clothes now that Gymboree and The Children’s Place are going out of business? The retailer plans to close 300 stores by 2020. So far, they have about 100 more to go before they reach that goal. Currently, they have 988 locations, though they began their downsizing initiative back in 2013. Luckily, The Children’s Place isn’t in deep water when it comes to losing sales. If anything, their sales are steady, but they still want to cut costs to remain profitable.
7. Chico’s
Chico’s used to rule the market when it came to selling clothes to the middle-aged women. Chico’s also owns similar brands like Soma and White House Black Market, which have also seen a decrease in sales. At the start of January 2019, Chico’s said they were closing 250 stores in the next three years. They explained they wanted to have a more prominent presence online and do away with the more out-dated aspects of the brand.
6. J. Crew
Preppy fashions have seen a dip in popularity in the past decade. If you look back to the 2000s, a preppy clothing brand like J. Crew was at the top of the profit charts. Now? Not so much. J. Crew has closed six stores throughout the US for 2019. That doesn’t seem like a huge loss, but they already shuttered 50 stores last year. J. Crew’s CEO Jim Brett stepped down in 2018, and now four new executives are trying to lead J. Crew back to the top. At least the J.Crew-owned brand, Madewell, is still trending.
5. Ascena Retail Group
Ascena Retail Group owns brands like Lane Bryant, Ann Taylor, and Justice. These places adhere to different demographics of females, yet Ascena can’t seem to make their business work as well as they want. They own almost 5,000 apparel stores in the US, making it one of the most spread-out companies on this list. In 2017, the retail group planned to close up to 667 stores for the next 2 years. As of now, Ascena closed 31 stores and is on track to close more.
4. Charlotte Russe
Charlotte Russe is like Forever21 but not as well-received. This fast-fashion chain was founded in the 70s. As of March, they will liquidate all of their stores. Earlier this year, Charlotte Russe filed for bankruptcy and only wanted to close 94 of its 512 stores. Their strategy was to use bankruptcy as a way to eliminate their debts and hope another company would buy them to stay in business. However, liquidating company, SB360 CapitalPartners won Charlotte Russe in a bankruptcy court auction for $160 million and prompted for the company to shut down.
3. Gap
Remember the days when shopping at Gap was all the rage? However, the youth is now opting for more affordable, on-trend stores like H&M and Forever 21. The Gap is closing their stores little by little and in the next two years have the intent to close up to 230. It’s third-quarter earnings report showed profits declining at 7%. On January 20, 2019, they shuttered their New York flagship store.
2. Payless ShoeSource
Payless served as a supplier of trendy footwear that was reasonably priced. They were famous for their BOGO (buy one, get one) deals, which allowed you to bring home two pairs of shoes for the price of one or one and a half. We must bid Payless goodbye since they could not compete with cheaper online stores. In the past couple of years, Payless has gradually been shuttering stores. In February, they said they were going to close the 2,100 remaining locations in the US and Puerto Rico.
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It’s no surprise so many huge companies are filing for bankruptcy and going under. It may be no surprise, but it’s always sad when trailblazing companies that have been around for decades call it quits. Here's our list of the Top 10 Companies That are very likely to Disappear soon.
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The Decline of Kodak...What Happened?

The name Kodak was once synonymous with cameras and film. They were innovators in the industry and the leaders of it for 100 years. Yet a few years ago they experienced such a decline that they were forced into bankruptcy. This video explores the decline of Kodak and attempts to explain what happened to them.
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Blockbuster: https://youtu.be/5sMXR7rK40U
RadioShack: https://youtu.be/JFivtOmXPPM
SoloCups: https://youtu.be/YjzGKc4mynU
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Retailers CLOSING in 2019!

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Kodak
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Marvel Entertainment
Marvel Entertainment has always been considered as one of the best comic book companies in the world. With the huge box-office hits from the company’s cinematic universe, it’s surprising to hear that Marvel had to declare bankruptcy and look for other financial options a few years ago. The merging of two companies, Marvel Entertainment and Toy Biz, helped a lot in stabilizing Marvel’s comic’s line.
Radio Shack
Radio Shack’s filing for bankruptcy a few months ago wasn’t a first – a couple of years ago, the company also filed for bankruptcy. While the company still managed to operate more than 4000 stores in the US, the popularity of online services over physical stores really hurt the company’s sales.
Pan AmPan AmericanInternationalAirline started out in 1927, delivering mail and passengers in many parts of the world. The company started to have debt issues when the energy crisis broke out in the 70’s, then, the company decided to file for bankruptcy a few years after the hijacking of one of the company’s airplanes.
General Motors
General Motors was still considered as one of the leading car manufacturers in the world back in the early 2000’s. Because of declining car sales, increasing debt, and poor economy, the company had to declare bankruptcy in 2009. With operations in more than 157 countries, and more than 200,000 employees, General Motors received a hefty amount of government aid that made it possible for the company to bounce back from its financial woes.
Polaroid
Polaroid and Kodak had a lot of things in common – this includes their loyalty to film photography. When digital photography took the stage in photography market, Polaroid – like Kodak, went bankrupt last 2008. The company now sells a plethora of digital products, like tablets, digital cameras, and LCD TVs.
Enron
Enron started out as an energy supplier and commodity trader back in 1985 – after merging Houston Natural Gas and InterNorth. A few years later, the company then, provided a few more services to the public, such as water management and broadband services. While the company looked good on paper, Enron was actually losing a lot of money. The company declared for bankruptcy a year after the Enron scandal broke out.
WorldCom
Long DistanceService started out in 1983, and was renamed as WorldCom in 1995 after a series of huge mergers transformed the company. When the executives of the company decided to commit the biggest corporate fraud in U.S. history, a few people were sent to prison – including CEOBernard Ebbers, and the company was bought out by Verizon.
Lehman Brothers
When it comes to bankruptcy, this is definitely one of the biggest of all time, with assets amounting to $691 billion. While the company appeared to look more stable than it was, Lehman Brothers was in huge trouble – with more than $700 billion debt. The company’s filing for bankruptcy last 2008 became the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
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Kodak
Before Canon and Nikon had the majority of consumer shares worldwide, it was Kodak who dominated the photography market. With the company’s inability to change, opting out from the transition of film to digital photography, they eventually declared bankruptcy in 2012, selling many of their patents in the process. The company soon tried to bounce back a year later, but it’s definitely going to take a long time for Kodak to reclaim its status.
Marvel Entertainment
Marvel Entertainment has always been considered as one of the best comic book companies in the world. With the huge box-office hits from the company’s cinematic universe, it’s surprising to hear that Marvel had to declare bankruptcy and look for other financial options a few years ago. The merging of two companies, Marvel Entertainment and Toy Biz, helped a lot in stabilizing Marvel’s comic’s line.
Radio Shack
Radio Shack’s filing for bankruptcy a few months ago wasn’t a first – a couple of years ago, the company also filed for bankruptcy. While the company still managed to operate more than 4000 stores in the US, the popularity of online services over physical stores really hurt the company’s sales.
Pan AmPan AmericanInternationalAirline started out in 1927, delivering mail and passengers in many parts of the world. The company started to have debt issues when the energy crisis broke out in the 70’s, then, the company decided to file for bankruptcy a few years after the hijacking of one of the company’s airplanes.
General Motors
General Motors was still considered as one of the leading car manufacturers in the world back in the early 2000’s. Because of declining car sales, increasing debt, and poor economy, the company had to declare bankruptcy in 2009. With operations in more than 157 countries, and more than 200,000 employees, General Motors received a hefty amount of government aid that made it possible for the company to bounce back from its financial woes.
Polaroid
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Enron
Enron started out as an energy supplier and commodity trader back in 1985 – after merging Houston Natural Gas and InterNorth. A few years later, the company then, provided a few more services to the public, such as water management and broadband services. While the company looked good on paper, Enron was actually losing a lot of money. The company declared for bankruptcy a year after the Enron scandal broke out.
WorldCom
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Lehman Brothers
When it comes to bankruptcy, this is definitely one of the biggest of all time, with assets amounting to $691 billion. While the company appeared to look more stable than it was, Lehman Brothers was in huge trouble – with more than $700 billion debt. The company’s filing for bankruptcy last 2008 became the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
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Bankrupt - Premier Cruise Lines

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Retailers CLOSING in 2019!

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In 2015, Dollar Tree bought the Family Dollar chain for $8.5 million, which. Last year, Dollar Tree already axed 120 locations. As of now, 390 more Family Dollar locations will close, and 200 more will be converted into Dollar Tree stores. The thousand remaining stores are scheduled for renovations and will include alcohol sections and Dollar Tree merchandise. Some people believe that Dollar Tree should have never bought Family Dollar because the two companies were too different. However, Dollar Tree earned nearly $22 billion last year, so maybe something’s going right.
8. The Children’s Place
Where are parents of small children going to buy clothes now that Gymboree and The Children’s Place are going out of business? The retailer plans to close 300 stores by 2020. So far, they have about 100 more to go before they reach that goal. Currently, they have 988 locations, though they began their downsizing initiative back in 2013. Luckily, The Children’s Place isn’t in deep water when it comes to losing sales. If anything, their sales are steady, but they still want to cut costs to remain profitable.
7. Chico’s
Chico’s used to rule the market when it came to selling clothes to the middle-aged women. Chico’s also owns similar brands like Soma and White House Black Market, which have also seen a decrease in sales. At the start of January 2019, Chico’s said they were closing 250 stores in the next three years. They explained they wanted to have a more prominent presence online and do away with the more out-dated aspects of the brand.
6. J. Crew
Preppy fashions have seen a dip in popularity in the past decade. If you look back to the 2000s, a preppy clothing brand like J. Crew was at the top of the profit charts. Now? Not so much. J. Crew has closed six stores throughout the US for 2019. That doesn’t seem like a huge loss, but they already shuttered 50 stores last year. J. Crew’s CEO Jim Brett stepped down in 2018, and now four new executives are trying to lead J. Crew back to the top. At least the J.Crew-owned brand, Madewell, is still trending.
5. Ascena Retail Group
Ascena Retail Group owns brands like Lane Bryant, Ann Taylor, and Justice. These places adhere to different demographics of females, yet Ascena can’t seem to make their business work as well as they want. They own almost 5,000 apparel stores in the US, making it one of the most spread-out companies on this list. In 2017, the retail group planned to close up to 667 stores for the next 2 years. As of now, Ascena closed 31 stores and is on track to close more.
4. Charlotte Russe
Charlotte Russe is like Forever21 but not as well-received. This fast-fashion chain was founded in the 70s. As of March, they will liquidate all of their stores. Earlier this year, Charlotte Russe filed for bankruptcy and only wanted to close 94 of its 512 stores. Their strategy was to use bankruptcy as a way to eliminate their debts and hope another company would buy them to stay in business. However, liquidating company, SB360 CapitalPartners won Charlotte Russe in a bankruptcy court auction for $160 million and prompted for the company to shut down.
3. Gap
Remember the days when shopping at Gap was all the rage? However, the youth is now opting for more affordable, on-trend stores like H&M and Forever 21. The Gap is closing their stores little by little and in the next two years have the intent to close up to 230. It’s third-quarter earnings report showed profits declining at 7%. On January 20, 2019, they shuttered their New York flagship store.
2. Payless ShoeSource
Payless served as a supplier of trendy footwear that was reasonably priced. They were famous for their BOGO (buy one, get one) deals, which allowed you to bring home two pairs of shoes for the price of one or one and a half. We must bid Payless goodbye since they could not compete with cheaper online stores. In the past couple of years, Payless has gradually been shuttering stores. In February, they said they were going to close the 2,100 remaining locations in the US and Puerto Rico.
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9. Family Dollar
In 2015, Dollar Tree bought the Family Dollar chain for $8.5 million, which. Last year, Dollar Tree already axed 120 locations. As of now, 390 more Family Dollar locations will close, and 200 more will be converted into Dollar Tree stores. The thousand remaining stores are scheduled for renovations and will include alcohol sections and Dollar Tree merchandise. Some people believe that Dollar Tree should have never bought Family Dollar because the two companies were too different. However, Dollar Tree earned nearly $22 billion last year, so maybe something’s going right.
8. The Children’s Place
Where are parents of small children going to buy clothes now that Gymboree and The Children’s Place are going out of business? The retailer plans to close 300 stores by 2020. So far, they have about 100 more to go before they reach that goal. Currently, they have 988 locations, though they began their downsizing initiative back in 2013. Luckily, The Children’s Place isn’t in deep water when it comes to losing sales. If anything, their sales are steady, but they still want to cut costs to remain profitable.
7. Chico’s
Chico’s used to rule the market when it came to selling clothes to the middle-aged women. Chico’s also owns similar brands like Soma and White House Black Market, which have also seen a decrease in sales. At the start of January 2019, Chico’s said they were closing 250 stores in the next three years. They explained they wanted to have a more prominent presence online and do away with the more out-dated aspects of the brand.
6. J. Crew
Preppy fashions have seen a dip in popularity in the past decade. If you look back to the 2000s, a preppy clothing brand like J. Crew was at the top of the profit charts. Now? Not so much. J. Crew has closed six stores throughout the US for 2019. That doesn’t seem like a huge loss, but they already shuttered 50 stores last year. J. Crew’s CEO Jim Brett stepped down in 2018, and now four new executives are trying to lead J. Crew back to the top. At least the J.Crew-owned brand, Madewell, is still trending.
5. Ascena Retail Group
Ascena Retail Group owns brands like Lane Bryant, Ann Taylor, and Justice. These places adhere to different demographics of females, yet Ascena can’t seem to make their business work as well as they want. They own almost 5,000 apparel stores in the US, making it one of the most spread-out companies on this list. In 2017, the retail group planned to close up to 667 stores for the next 2 years. As of now, Ascena closed 31 stores and is on track to close more.
4. Charlotte Russe
Charlotte Russe is like Forever21 but not as well-received. This fast-fashion chain was founded in the 70s. As of March, they will liquidate all of their stores. Earlier this year, Charlotte Russe filed for bankruptcy and only wanted to close 94 of its 512 stores. Their strategy was to use bankruptcy as a way to eliminate their debts and hope another company would buy them to stay in business. However, liquidating company, SB360 CapitalPartners won Charlotte Russe in a bankruptcy court auction for $160 million and prompted for the company to shut down.
3. Gap
Remember the days when shopping at Gap was all the rage? However, the youth is now opting for more affordable, on-trend stores like H&M and Forever 21. The Gap is closing their stores little by little and in the next two years have the intent to close up to 230. It’s third-quarter earnings report showed profits declining at 7%. On January 20, 2019, they shuttered their New York flagship store.
2. Payless ShoeSource
Payless served as a supplier of trendy footwear that was reasonably priced. They were famous for their BOGO (buy one, get one) deals, which allowed you to bring home two pairs of shoes for the price of one or one and a half. We must bid Payless goodbye since they could not compete with cheaper online stores. In the past couple of years, Payless has gradually been shuttering stores. In February, they said they were going to close the 2,100 remaining locations in the US and Puerto Rico.
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10 Billion Dollar Companies That Are Secretly Going Bankrupt

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Huge Companies That May Soon Disappear

It’s no surprise so many huge companies are filing for bankruptcy and going under. It may be no surprise, but it’s always sad when trailblazing companies that have been around for decades call it quits. Here's our list of the Top 10 Companies That are very likely to Disappear soon.
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The Decline of Kodak...What Happened?

The name Kodak was once synonymous with cameras and film. They were innovators in the industry and the leaders of it for 100 years. Yet a few years ago they experienced such a decline that they were forced into bankruptcy. This video explores the decline of Kodak and attempts to explain what happened to them.
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10 Famous Companies that Went Bankrupt

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Reader’s Digest AssociationThe Reader’s Digest magazine was first distributed in 1922, and it’s probably one of the most popular print publications in the world. With the popularity of digital reading materials, print publication is a dying form of media. While there are still a lot of people who prefer print media, the company had to file for bankruptcy last 2009.
Kodak
Before Canon and Nikon had the majority of consumer shares worldwide, it was Kodak who dominated the photography market. With the company’s inability to change, opting out from the transition of film to digital photography, they eventually declared bankruptcy in 2012, selling many of their patents in the process. The company soon tried to bounce back a year later, but it’s definitely going to take a long time for Kodak to reclaim its status.
Marvel Entertainment
Marvel Entertainment has always been considered as one of the best comic book companies in the world. With the huge box-office hits from the company’s cinematic universe, it’s surprising to hear that Marvel had to declare bankruptcy and look for other financial options a few years ago. The merging of two companies, Marvel Entertainment and Toy Biz, helped a lot in stabilizing Marvel’s comic’s line.
Radio Shack
Radio Shack’s filing for bankruptcy a few months ago wasn’t a first – a couple of years ago, the company also filed for bankruptcy. While the company still managed to operate more than 4000 stores in the US, the popularity of online services over physical stores really hurt the company’s sales.
Pan AmPan AmericanInternationalAirline started out in 1927, delivering mail and passengers in many parts of the world. The company started to have debt issues when the energy crisis broke out in the 70’s, then, the company decided to file for bankruptcy a few years after the hijacking of one of the company’s airplanes.
General Motors
General Motors was still considered as one of the leading car manufacturers in the world back in the early 2000’s. Because of declining car sales, increasing debt, and poor economy, the company had to declare bankruptcy in 2009. With operations in more than 157 countries, and more than 200,000 employees, General Motors received a hefty amount of government aid that made it possible for the company to bounce back from its financial woes.
Polaroid
Polaroid and Kodak had a lot of things in common – this includes their loyalty to film photography. When digital photography took the stage in photography market, Polaroid – like Kodak, went bankrupt last 2008. The company now sells a plethora of digital products, like tablets, digital cameras, and LCD TVs.
Enron
Enron started out as an energy supplier and commodity trader back in 1985 – after merging Houston Natural Gas and InterNorth. A few years later, the company then, provided a few more services to the public, such as water management and broadband services. While the company looked good on paper, Enron was actually losing a lot of money. The company declared for bankruptcy a year after the Enron scandal broke out.
WorldCom
Long DistanceService started out in 1983, and was renamed as WorldCom in 1995 after a series of huge mergers transformed the company. When the executives of the company decided to commit the biggest corporate fraud in U.S. history, a few people were sent to prison – including CEOBernard Ebbers, and the company was bought out by Verizon.
Lehman Brothers
When it comes to bankruptcy, this is definitely one of the biggest of all time, with assets amounting to $691 billion. While the company appeared to look more stable than it was, Lehman Brothers was in huge trouble – with more than $700 billion debt. The company’s filing for bankruptcy last 2008 became the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
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Bankrupt - Premier Cruise Lines

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Not many industry altering companies go unnoticed these days, but there were a time back in the mid 1980's, where the official cruise line of Walt Disney World was booming. Their family cruise model changed everything and created giant competitors, including Disney. Lets look at the fascinating history of Premier Cruise Lines.
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Retailers CLOSING in 2019!

The shopping landscape has changed in the recent decade. The “Retail Apocalypse” began in 2010 and since then many North American retail stores have struggled to stay above water. Over 12,000 physical stores are gone. Here are some of the companies that couldn’t survive the catastrophe.
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9. Family Dollar
In 2015, Dollar Tree bought the Family Dollar chain for $8.5 million, which. Last year, Dollar Tree already axed 120 locations. As of now, 390 more Family Dollar locations will close, and 200 more will be converted into Dollar Tree stores. The thousand remaining stores are scheduled for renovations and will include alcohol sections and Dollar Tree merchandise. Some people believe that Dollar Tree should have never bought Family Dollar because the two companies were too different. However, Dollar Tree earned nearly $22 billion last year, so maybe something’s going right.
8. The Children’s Place
Where are parents of small children going to buy clothes now that Gymboree and The Children’s Place are going out of business? The retailer plans to close 300 stores by 2020. So far, they have about 100 more to go before they reach that goal. Currently, they have 988 locations, though they began their downsizing initiative back in 2013. Luckily, The Children’s Place isn’t in deep water when it comes to losing sales. If anything, their sales are steady, but they still want to cut costs to remain profitable.
7. Chico’s
Chico’s used to rule the market when it came to selling clothes to the middle-aged women. Chico’s also owns similar brands like Soma and White House Black Market, which have also seen a decrease in sales. At the start of January 2019, Chico’s said they were closing 250 stores in the next three years. They explained they wanted to have a more prominent presence online and do away with the more out-dated aspects of the brand.
6. J. Crew
Preppy fashions have seen a dip in popularity in the past decade. If you look back to the 2000s, a preppy clothing brand like J. Crew was at the top of the profit charts. Now? Not so much. J. Crew has closed six stores throughout the US for 2019. That doesn’t seem like a huge loss, but they already shuttered 50 stores last year. J. Crew’s CEO Jim Brett stepped down in 2018, and now four new executives are trying to lead J. Crew back to the top. At least the J.Crew-owned brand, Madewell, is still trending.
5. Ascena Retail Group
Ascena Retail Group owns brands like Lane Bryant, Ann Taylor, and Justice. These places adhere to different demographics of females, yet Ascena can’t seem to make their business work as well as they want. They own almost 5,000 apparel stores in the US, making it one of the most spread-out companies on this list. In 2017, the retail group planned to close up to 667 stores for the next 2 years. As of now, Ascena closed 31 stores and is on track to close more.
4. Charlotte Russe
Charlotte Russe is like Forever21 but not as well-received. This fast-fashion chain was founded in the 70s. As of March, they will liquidate all of their stores. Earlier this year, Charlotte Russe filed for bankruptcy and only wanted to close 94 of its 512 stores. Their strategy was to use bankruptcy as a way to eliminate their debts and hope another company would buy them to stay in business. However, liquidating company, SB360 CapitalPartners won Charlotte Russe in a bankruptcy court auction for $160 million and prompted for the company to shut down.
3. Gap
Remember the days when shopping at Gap was all the rage? However, the youth is now opting for more affordable, on-trend stores like H&M and Forever 21. The Gap is closing their stores little by little and in the next two years have the intent to close up to 230. It’s third-quarter earnings report showed profits declining at 7%. On January 20, 2019, they shuttered their New York flagship store.
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Payless served as a supplier of trendy footwear that was reasonably priced. They were famous for their BOGO (buy one, get one) deals, which allowed you to bring home two pairs of shoes for the price of one or one and a half. We must bid Payless goodbye since they could not compete with cheaper online stores. In the past couple of years, Payless has gradually been shuttering stores. In February, they said they were going to close the 2,100 remaining locations in the US and Puerto Rico.
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Dollar Tree

Dollar Tree, Inc. is an American chain of discount variety stores that sells items for $1 or less. A Fortune 500 company, Dollar Tree is headquartered in Chesapeake, Virginia and operates 13,600 stores throughout the 48 contiguous U.S. states and Canada. Its stores are supported by a nationwide logistics network of ten distribution centers. The company operates one dollar stores under the names of Dollar Tree and Dollar Bills. The company also operates a multiprice-point variety chain under the name Deals.

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The company's stock price has plummeted by 35% since the beginning of this year, as of Wednesday when markets opened, reaching levels it hasn't hit since the end of 2016. The electric-car maker's shares have been volatile since the company went public in 2010... "At the end of the day, you know what? They're a car company."....

Archrock (AROC) is a one of the two biggest companies in the natural gas compression space ...Gas prices have an indirect effect on the company; if natural gas prices get very low gas E&P companies could start going bankrupt (not being able to meet their obligations)....

However, no matter how bad the numbers at Tesla get, the company will never go bankrupt, and Tesla stock price won’t go to $0 ... “I never doubted that the company could raise capital in this environment of seemingly endless STOOOOOPID money,” Tilson said.Tesla Stock Has Value. At this point, I think it’s safe to say that Tesla is a poorly-run company....

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